| Camp Chef Camping Outdoor Oven with 2 Burner Camping Stove | 
| Brand: Camp Chef
List Price: $270.99
Buy New: $184.97
as of 3/21/2010 15:43 EDT details
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Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  7 reviews
Color: Silver
Media: Sports
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 0.2 x 0.2 x 0.2
MPN: c-oven
Model: C-OVEN
UPC: 033246209722
EAN: 0033246209722
ASIN: B0013LLSZG
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| Features:
| • | Specs: Range 5,300 BTU's per burner, Oven 3,000 BTU's | | • | 2 oven racks with inside Oven thermometer | | • | Stainless steel construction and Nonstick enamel cooking surface | | • | Matchless Igniter burners | | • | Powered by a disposable 1 lb propane tank - Can be adapted to use a 20lb tank |
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Product Description
Unleash 14,000 BTUs of portable cooking power! NEW Camp Chef Outdoor Stove - top / Oven is PRICED LESS! So you always wanted an Oven for camping? Here it is... a 2-in-1 combo Stovetop and Oven, so you can create a wide range of mouthwatering morsels. Ahh, the smell of sizzling bacon and farm-fresh eggs, along with sliced potatoes, cooked golden brown on the twin burner Stovetop. Mmmm! Out of the Oven come freshly baked muffins. Of course, you can use the Oven for making cookies, casseroles, Dutch oven dishes, pizza rolls, TV dinners and more. Compact size, big features: Twin burners (5,300 BTUs of sizzle per burner); Oven has 3,500 BTUs with plenty of power to get your cooking / baking done to perfection. Heat reaches 400 degrees; Matchless igniter burners; Stainless steel construction; Nonstick enamel cooking surface; Oven thermometer; 2 oven racks; Folding lid doubles as wind protection; Total cooking surface is 12 x 21" Oven is 8 x 10 x 18"h.; Works from a 1-lb. disposable propane tank. Also hooks up to a 20-lb. LP tank. Tanks not included; Weighs 35 lbs. Order today for a new dimension in outdoor cooking! Please Note: Due to a design change, this item no longer has handles. Camp Chef Portable Outdoor Stove-top / Oven
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 7
 Camp Chef HRL replacement hose and regulator won't work with this stove March 20, 2010
George C. Wallach (Phoenix, AZ USA)
The Camp Chef 2-burner Stove and Oven (in a single unit) appears to be very well made (I bought one in my Amazon order but haven't used it yet per the following) and this is not a review of the stove itself. Amazon currently shows it as frequently bought with the "Camp Chef HRL replacement hose and regulator, 1 PSI". The picture of the latter item leads one to believe that it functions as a hose adaptor for a common bulk tank of propane (which come in varying sizes). Unfortunately this hose is not made for this model Camp Chef stove. The stove-end will not fit the fitting on the stove nor is a regulator required on the other end since the stove comes with one (known only when one opens the box). I'm returning the hose and I should say that Amazon's return procedures are quite streamlined.
The regulator that comes with the stove screws onto a stove-fitting through a hole in the back of the stove, and a small one-pound bottle of propane screws into the other side of the regulator. The correct bulk tank hose adaptor made by Camp Chef is called "Disposable Bottle Regulator Bulk Tank Hose Adapter" (Camp Chef's item number is HRDSP) and the stove-end screws into the stove's regulator in place of the one-pound bottle. Of course there is no regulator on the bulk-propane-tank-end of the hose and that end just screws directly onto the bulk propane tank. As of this writing, Amazon does not sell this hose. One can only speculate as to why the manufacturer didn't include one with the stove. It would have been much more convenient since I suspect the overwhelming majority of users do not restrict themselves to the one-pound bottles (recognized by the manufacturer since the box has printed on it that a 20 lb tank lasts 50 hours and the 1 lb bottle lasts 7 hours, along with a picture of the correct adapter hose).
Also, the indented hand-holds shown on the sides of the stove in the photo that is currently on Amazon's site are no longer on the stove as presently manufactured. The stove is portable, but not light and there is no convenient way to pick it up and carry it. I would suggest springing for the carry case (sold by Amazon) if you plan on carrying it a lot. The stove weighs 35 pounds and is approximately 21"wide, 12"deep and 17.5"high. Further, it's difficult to tell from the current photo, but the parts of the stove that look white are stainless steel. The burners are brass.
 This Stove is a Serious Piece of Camp Hardware March 13, 2010
Kevin M. Munn (Phoenix, AZ)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is no toy stove. It eliminates the need to carry a seperate stove and oven. Nothing like fresh baked biscuits and hash browns to go with my bacon and eggs. I use this stove in my home kitchen as well( ALL WINDOWS ARE UP WITH AIR CIRCULATION) as I prefer to cook on gas instead of electric. I use a hose connected to a larger propane tank instead of the one pound cannisters. My only complaint is wishing that I could turn the burners down a bit more to assist in simmering food. The oven easily heats to 350 degrees when both burners are in use. It takes much longer to get the oven up to 450 degrees with both burners on. I have turned both burners off and the stove goes over 450 degrees easily. The oven comes with a handy thermometer and is large enough to accomodate even baking a chicken. I suggest ordering the optional padded carrying case. It makes tranporting the stove much easier. My only complaint with the padded case is that I wish it had some pockets to stowe the regulator,hose, and the thermometer.
High quality, high performance January 5, 2010
showpare (out and about)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
In the early 90's I did a job in Puerto Rico. I was there after a hurricane and noticed a lot of people had something similar. There was a similar item in a store that sold appliances, it looked like it was brown porcelain rather than stainless. For years I kicked myself for not buying it. I did not know what to search for on the internet but kept trying anyway. I even tried to call a place in PR and try to describe what I wanted, but I did not speak Spanish. I visited Dallas and stopped by the Bass Pro shop around 2004 or so, and they had a model, similar to this one from Outback?, for almost $240! It was a little pricy compared to the one in PR for $60 that I could not get. They were called 'camp ovens'. I found this exact model on [...] for $[...] in 2007 and bought it. We have cooked brownies, biscuits, red beans and rice, macaroni & cheese, cornbread, eggs, sausage, etc. This camp stove cooks! We have used it at 40 deg F thru 90 degs F, without a problem. We have used it with the 1 pounders and the 20lb bbq tank. I want to try a turkey breast sometime, so I can say I even cooked a Thanksgiving dinner with. The finish has help up and its look as good as the day we bought it.
excellent product December 6, 2009
clreindeer (Elfrida, AZ USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This oven/two burner stove is high quality and gives a tremendous amount of possibilities for better than average camp meals. We will be using it at Burning Man and the footprint is the same as a regular propane two burner stove but we will have the oven beneath to expand the food items we can prepare. Nice!
As good as we expected. October 8, 2009
S. Yolland (Boerne, TX)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
We purchased the Camp Chef Oven to use on our recent trip to Big Bend National Park and to an RV Park in the mountains near Cloudcroft New Mexico. We were very satisfied with everything about the oven. It was easy to pack, to set up, and to cook on. We had some delicious brownies, cornbread, and biscuits all cooked in the oven.
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